In the early 1960s, Los Angeles' gay bar patrons knew of the Gay Girls Riding Club (GGRC) as the producer of hilarious camp satires of popular movies. Less known was the fact that the GGRC was primarily a social group that got together on Sundays for horseback riding and brunch. Their first film venture appropriately titled Always on Sunday was such a hit that they eventually made three more films: The Roman Springs on Mrs. Stone, What Really Happened to Baby Jane?, and All About Alice. Rarely seen today and never widely shown outside Los Angeles' gay bars, these films, made at a time when our lives were universally portrayed as tragic, remain a unique affirmation of the pleasure and joy gay people take in their lives. Titles for this evening's program include: Always on Sunday, The Roman Springs on Mrs. Stone, and What Really Happened to Baby Jane?.